The Chiam See Tong Sports Foundation (CSTSF) managed to get into the Singapore Book of Records on 30 December after it managed to get 203 swimmers to tread water for a total of five minutes at the Toa Payoh Swimming Complex, capping off 2017 in fine fashion, nine months after launching in March 2017. Continue reading “Chiam See Tong Sports Foundation enters Singapore Record Books.”
A company which states on its website that it is “specialising in the supply of fresh and pure premium meats from New Zealand” is allegedly pulling a fast one on members of the public. Continue reading “Beware. New Zealand Not So Fresh?”
Singapore football has lost yet another star to a foreign league. Continue reading “Madhu Mohana follows Sundram’s footsteps, signs for Negeri Sembilan. Where is Negeri Sembilan?”
Former S-League player Gaye Alassane has had his Singapore citizenship revoked, the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) announced. Continue reading “Former S-League player loses Singapore citizenship.”
The figurine enthusiast who has created models of prominent Singaporean statesmen and women like Lee Kuan Yew, SR Nathan, Halimah Yacob and Tony Tan has just added a new face to the collection. Continue reading “Who wants a piece of Low Thia Khiang?”
The Football Association of Singapore’s long-serving General Secretary Winston Lee is set to resign. Continue reading “FAS General Secretary Winston Lee set to resign.”
Singapore’s 42-year-old “Mighty” May Ooi won her straw weight bout against Cambodia’s Vy Srey Khouch on 24 November 2017 in a One Championship bout at the Singapore Indoor Stadium after a rear naked chokehold in the first round, and may have taken a dig at Angela Lee immediately after. Continue reading “Mighty May Ooi wins. Pleads for support for Singaporean fighters.”
The Thai League has been rocked by allegation of match-fixing or kelong. Continue reading “Kelong in Thailand?”
If you are a fan of chicken rice, or laksa, then maybe you might want to try some chicken rice or laksa potato chips. Continue reading “Chicken rice potato chips anyone?”
Montfort Secondary School has made a “mistake” by dropping rugby from its list of co-curricular activities (CCA), said current national rugby captain Gaspar Tan. Continue reading “Mistake to drop rugby, says Singapore captain”
